Standard photo print sizes from wallet to 24 × 36 in and A4, with aspect ratios and the pixels needed for a sharp print at 300 and 150 DPI.
About this tool
Standard photo print sizes, aspect ratios and the pixels needed for a sharp print.
How to use Photo Print Sizes
- Find the print size you want.
- Check its aspect ratio against your photo.
- Make sure your photo has at least the pixels listed.
Worked example
An 8 × 10 print needs 2400 × 3000 pixels at 300 DPI; a 12-megapixel phone photo is big enough.
What is DPI?
Dots per inch: how many image pixels are printed per inch. 300 DPI looks sharp up close.
Why is my photo cropped when printed?
Its aspect ratio differs from the paper, such as a 4:3 phone photo on a 2:3 print.
- Photo Print Sizes — Standard photo print sizes, aspect ratios and the pixels needed for a sharp print.
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